What you'll learn
- Develop your creativity
Requirements
- No prerequisites required
Description
Are you wondering how to use all those supplies that are sleeping on your shelves? Does it seem that you do the same thing over and over again? Has your well of ideas dried up? Or maybe you’ve just never had the creative knack that others have?
Do you marvel at those people who seem to have an endless flow of creative ideas? Have you asked yourself how their thought processes work to come up with original designs? Where their ingenuity comes from?
Then put down your brush, pen, stamps, ink, glue & scissors and join this course now - it was made for you! You’ll learn…
how tidying up can enhance your creativity (woe is me!)
3 finger-walking exercises to add dexterity to your creative moves
how a single spark can set your creative fire ablaze
that having 6 hats is essential for artistic endeavours
… and more!
Thanks to the concrete advice and relevant exercises included in this course, you will never agin draw a blank when it comes to creating. Your own internal source of inspiration will be like a fountain of ideas … and you’ll soon have to go shopping to replace all those supplies you will have used from your shelves and cupboards!
Who this course is for:
- Creative people who run into roadblocks
- People who would like to develop their creative side
Course content
- Preview01:50
Instructor
![Mary-Jane Roussel](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.3 Instructor Rating
- 2,257 Reviews
- 46,377 Students
- 10 Courses
If you believe in reincarnation, I must have been a monk-scribe in a former life! How else can this love for hand-drawn letters be explained?
As a fashion designer-in-training, calligraphy was an option I took in my final year. Since then, practising and teaching the art of beautiful writing has been one of my major occupations.
For more than twenty years, I have been giving calligraphy courses to adults and children in the south of France, where I now reside. I particularly like working in places steeped in medieval history (like the Chartreuse at Villeneuve lez Avignon) or in classrooms where kids are positively insatiable when it comes to learning to use pen and ink or other traditional tools such as the calame.
Online classes are now the main activity of the non-profit group that I preside.